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2009-05-18, 5:36 AM #41

I am the Stig

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I got free shots at the bar on saturday!

And then a group of high school kids tried to start a fight :huh:

[01:52] <~Nikumubeki> Because it's MBEGGAR BEGS LIKE A BEGONI.

2009-05-18, 8:05 AM #42

Xen00b

Registered User

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Did you give them a series of papercuts from head to toe, then roll them in a pool of salt, then wash the salt off with lemon juice?

That's what I would've done.

mirite?

2009-05-18, 8:08 AM #43

ORJ_JoS

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I have drank?

Isn't it: I have drunk?

ORJ / My Level: ORJ Temple Tournament I

2009-05-18, 8:11 AM #44

Xen00b

Registered User

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No.

Drunk technically isn't a word, unless referring to being drunk.

Using it as a verb is incorrect.

mirite?

2009-05-18, 8:14 AM #45

dalf

Everyone's favorite alcoholic administrator!

Posts: 8,683

Originally posted by ORJ_JoS:

I have drank?

Isn't it: I have drunk?

to drink: inf.
drank: past participle
drinking: gerund
drunk: adj

Code to the left of him, code to the right of him, code in front of him compil'd and thundered. Programm'd at with shot and $SHELL. Boldly he typed and well. Into the jaws of C. Into the mouth of PERL. Debug'd the 0x258.

2009-05-18, 11:29 AM #46

Sarn_Cadrill

Mr. Know-Alot

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question my grammar skills. *****.

:p

Anyway, dalf, I thought i replied to this earlier but I guess I didn't.
I'm at 32nd st naval station right now going to a tech school for Vertical Launching System (VLS).

After that, I'll be stationed on the USS John Paul Jones, a Guided Missile Destroyer based here in San Diego (which is currently on Deployment).

If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.

Lassev: I guess there was something captivating in savagery, because I liked it.

2009-05-18, 1:51 PM #47

Baconfish

ALL GLORY TO THE CONTEST WINNER

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Originally posted by BobTheMasher:

Yeah, US gallons of 3.7L make so much less sense than 4.5L for imperial gallons.

Unless you meant the who gallon/pint/fluid ounce system, in which case I say to you: okay. I still like it because it's pretty easy to visualize.

That said, I have nothing to drink tonight because I have to work tomorrow! Also I am poor and would rather spend my money on food, the gentleman's intoxicant.

I actually meant the way that Imperial and US measurements are all the same, apart from a US pint has 16oz whilst the imperial has 20oz. Theres still 8 pints to a gallon etc, but the smaller pint sizes put everything off.

nope.

2009-05-18, 3:58 PM #48

BobTheMasher

Of what, we don't want to know.y

Posts: 4,243

Yeah, that is pretty silly! But I like the 16oz because it's a power of 2. Yeah, I know...basically irrelevant. But if I want to drink more, I just drink more!

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2009-05-18, 4:21 PM #49

ORJ_JoS

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Ok, so it's drink/drank/drank

I must have confused it with swim/swam/swum :v:

excuse my silly europeanity

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2009-05-18, 5:50 PM #50

Baconfish

ALL GLORY TO THE CONTEST WINNER

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I don't think swum is a word.

nope.

2009-05-18, 6:10 PM #51

RingMaster481

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The standard and most frequent form of the past participle of drink in both speech and writing is drunk: Who has drunk all the milk? However, perhaps because of the association of drunk with intoxication, drank is widely used as a past participle in speech by educated persons and must be considered an alternate standard form: The tourists had drank their fill of the scenery.

From dictionary.com.

However, I always prefer Coca-Cola.